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Indian Navy successfully tests surface to air missile system from warship

By ANI | Updated: May 26, 2022 10:55 IST

The Indian Navy successfully tested its ship-based surface to air missile system by taking down a low flying target.

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The Indian Navy successfully tested its ship-based surface to air missile system by taking down a low flying target.

The video of the test was also shared by the Indian Navy on Twitter.

"All in a days work! Watch YourNavy's guided-missile anti-submarine stealth frigate do what it does best - successfully engage a low flying target with its SAM system, reaffirming the mantra of her crew, HIT FIRST! HIT HARD! Congrats to the team for a text book bullseye!" the Indian Navy tweeted.

The test was carried out from a stealth frigate deployed on the western seaboard by the force.

( With inputs from ANI )

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